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Yep they are nice

No flex additive needed, you'll push your thumb through that old vinyl dash before you crack that thin coat of paint on it.

I personally wouldn't use anything out of a rattle can although many do and have good luck. I would use epoxy primer(SPI) and single stage mixed to your color. It should have much better holdout better UV resistance.

Wow!

?? In 38 years I have never had a problem cleaning out rust with a blaster.Maybe I use a different media than you do. I agree dipping is nice but not available everywhere. Also in my opinion,dipping will clean out everything,even the places that were coated that you can no longer reach with a...

Carefully sandblasting means dusting across the speaker grill and top,don't spend a lot of time up there. If there is corrosion along where it bolts up,you can do that a little better because there is a bend line along there.DA or hand sand the top if needed. Just don't spend much time on the...

Carefully sand blast it,epoxy prime and paint it.You don't have to be fancy in too many places, just get it covered.Then focus on the ends by the AC ducts,across the bottom and of course the top. Not much else shows on these. You can have it (or do it yourself) powdercoated but there are a ton...

There are some pics of the trunk I did on this link...... https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/1969-coronet-500-convertible-resto.98907/page-5

I have used them and they are pretty decent. I bought them thru this place,I am a dealer for PUI and still cannot beat this places price. Guess I don't buy enough. https://www.ebay.com/usr/thepartsplaceinc?_trksid=p2047675.l2559